Palm Beach - Revision history

Wolfgang Fahl at 05:39, 7 October 2014

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−	~~Google Maps map:~~	+	{{map\|lat=-36.777908\|lon=175.043085\|zoom=15\|width=400\|height=300\|title=Palm Beach}}
−	{{~~googlemap~~\|lat=-36.777908\|lon=175.043085\|zoom=15\|width=400\|height=300\|title=Palm Beach}}

	[http://www.openstreetmap.com/?lat=-36.78&lon=175.05&zoom=16 Open Street Maps map with walk ways]		[http://www.openstreetmap.com/?lat=-36.78&lon=175.05&zoom=16 Open Street Maps map with walk ways]

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-<googlemap lat="-36.777908" lon="175.043085" zoom="15" width="400" height="300">Palm Beach</googlemap>
+{{googlemap|lat=-36.777908|lon=175.043085|zoom=15|width=400|height=300|title=Palm Beach}}
 [http://www.openstreetmap.com/?lat=-36.78&lon=175.05&zoom=16 Open Street Maps map with walk ways]

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-<googlemap lat="-36.777908" lon="175.043085" zoom="15" width="400" height="300">Map Title</googlemap>
+<googlemap lat="-36.777908" lon="175.043085" zoom="15" width="400" height="300">Palm Beach</googlemap>
 [http://www.openstreetmap.com/?lat=-36.78&lon=175.05&zoom=16 Open Street Maps map with walk ways]

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 Palm Beach, also known as Mawhitipana Bay, is on the northern side of Waiheke Island and is a popular destination for locals and holiday makers. The beach takes its name from the mature phoenix palms at its eastern end. Swimming is usually safe, although an occasional rip runs out from the eastern end of the beach.
-Facilities include toilets in parks at the eastern end and in the centre of the beach, free gas barbecues at the eastern end, and a children's playground in the centre. The eastern end of Palm Road boasts a dairy and a fine restaurant, while the western end has the Red Shed Art Collective gallery and the [[Palm Beach Hall]] - a community hall that supports a wide range of activities as well as hosting numerous weddings every year.
+Facilities include toilets in parks at the eastern end and in the centre of the beach, free gas barbecues at the eastern end, and a children's playground in the centre. The eastern end of Palm Road boasts a dairy and a fine restaurant, while the western end has the [[Red Shed]] Art Collective gallery and the [[Palm Beach Hall]] - a community hall that supports a wide range of activities as well as hosting numerous weddings every year.
 [[Image:Palm Beach 1940s.JPG|frame|right|Palm Beach 1940s]]

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 From Labour Weekend to the end of April every year there is a liquor ban on Palm Beach between 10pm and 8am, seven days a week. Dogs and horses are prohibited on the beach from Labour Weekend to the 23rd December between the hours of 10am and 4pm: from 24th December to the 1st Februsry between 10am and 6pm; and between 2nd February and Easter Monday between 10am and 4pm.
-The car park at the eastern end of the beach is unlocked at 7am. Between the 1st April and 30th September it is locked at 6:30pm, and between 1st October and 31st Mark it is locked at 9:30pm.
+The car park at the eastern end of the beach is unlocked at 7am. Between the 1st April and 30th September it is locked at 6:30pm, and between 1st October and 31st March it is locked at 9:30pm.
 [[Image:Palm Beach and Nani Island.JPG|frame|right|Palm Beach 1990]]